It's not about the second fiddle

General Discussion
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I’ve nearly finished quite a long translation and I’ve found one or two words quite tricky.


How would you do:


“Accompagnement” as in, to accompany a client from the start to the end of a project.


I was going to go with Accompaniment, but realised that was for a second fiddle or a side dish in a restaurant! I think I’ve found what I’m going with, but what would you have used. It has to be one word only.


“Patrimoine”: Patrimony is in the dictionary but no one uses it


“Défiscalisation”: The clue is in the name, but how on earth to translate it?!


I’ll put up my answers in a couple of hours to compare.


Thanks for your help


Tobias

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I agree, I've gone with support, tax exemption and for patrimoine, assets...

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Why not stick with "To accompany"?

Agree with Sandy re <> if it works in the context...

How about "Tax efficient" for <>?

Good luck!!!

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you could use "support" for "accompagnement", it's a word I see often in translations. And Sandy is right to say "heritage" for "patrimoine". As for "défiscalisation" I've found "tax exemption". Hope this helps

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Patrimoine - I'd use the word 'heritage'.